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The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 7

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the Washington and Central Junior cage teams of Ogden were honored with posts on the all-state team at Mldvale Saturday night I Peterson of Washington was named as a guard on the first team and Wayment of Central and Baird of Washington were named on the second squad The teams follow: First team Sheffield Davis and Hicks American Fork forwards Bilandich Murray center Oliver Murray and Peterson Washington guards Second Baird Washington and Tutnick Murray forwards Evans Lehi center Wayment Central and Hayes Davis guards upon today by Mark Baliff Weber High coach aa the scene of the bat a playoff series starting here Friday The Indians paced by Hank Luisetti star forward shoved themselves into the playoff by dumping University bf Southern California 39-36 Saturday night in a game to decide the southern division conference winner Washington's cagers took the northern division honors bv down f5 A Manush Believes Golf Score Rules Batting Average SARASOTA March If Heinle Manush Boston Red Sox outfielder acquired from the Washington Senators this year hita what he believes his golf score indicates he will Tom Yawkey will be ready to hand him an increase in salary The veteran turned in a card of 367 during the baseball players' tournament and now asserts that his batting average in the American League race will be the same figure 1 nrnrnmn ihmmu" hi i' ii'i i ing Oregon State Friday 39-30 They ill4 beat the iseavers again Saturday toying wnn tne possibility of carrying their dex-o terous passing and scoring attack in Madison Square Garden 151 next month As both Rocky Mountain conference cham 25-19 If the Civic auditorium or Kezar tle The game has been scheduled for the early afternoon in order to permit Weber stu-ients to attend the game South Rich and Weber met last year in a play off contest a Evanston The Weberites favorites suffer- stadium in San Francisco is avail ble Saturday night the second gam'e of the chamoionshiD scrip will" be played there The third 1 game will be played here Monday Peterson Wecker and Baird of Washington ranked with the five- leading scorers of the BALLIF! li one is necessary Washington nas defeated Stan heavy re-game pions for the sec- ond straight year and college Olympic representative rfrom the mountain section Coach tournament ford twice this year 32-28 and 49 ed defeat This year 38 in pre-season encounters at Se however the Weber INDIANS HAVE STRONG SQUAD FOR NEW RAGE machine is attie while the Indians were on a expected to turn back barnstorming tour the challenge of the Rich cham Dick Romney's Aggies see only 3-iXy one barrier in their nath to nw CARDS BREAK EVEN IN FOUR Some disagreement is anticipated as to whether the center tin-off Auei-bach feminine hoopsters of Salt Lake City above will make a serious bid to frin the i Intermountaln feminine basketball championship here this week-end They boast one of the strongest teams In the west Onan Mecham of Utah university is coaching the Auerbach team Back row left to right Marion Hlnck- system used by the northern di pions Ogden will enter the state tournament as the division champions and Logan enrolls as the runner-up The winner of the Wednesday contest will be ithe other reoresenta- vision and not bv the southern will be employed in the title games uhuh niufc wuscii ueieu luiiiimn jnenie xayior vera Houston and Lucille Schoenhalls front row left to right Louise Barber Mary'lverson Ellen Crooks Been Chrlstensen uoach John Bunn of the Indians said he would uree its non-us DIAMOND TILTS jL-uiMy cxric aiiu jiyie an sen Cleveland Catchers Expect To Add Power To Team During 1936 Season while Hec Edmundson Huskv Yw-k and the final Olympic play- The obstacle Is formidable but not Insurmountable To win a place In the final tournament Utah State must beat the champion of District seven made up of Nebraska Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma The mountain district tournament was slated for this week at Laramie but was-cancelled nartlv Rudy Maus Turns In Fine Card Johnny Ver gez Twists mentor is expected to take the other side It was indicated the matter will be placed in the hands of Charles Frankland Washington athletic director and Al Masters Stanford graduate manaeer for de By PAUL M1CKELSON Associated Press Sports Writer Ankle Giant Regulars NEW ORLEANS March (AP) Win Over Yannigans I As Golf ers Open New Campaign Cleveland's Indians their spirits fired to a new high under the MIAMI Fla March cision and referred to a disinterested party should they disagree Washington State and Oreeon Splendid Early Season The St Louis Cardinals were i on their way back to their training TILDEN CANCELS GUNNERS TURN popular Steve O'Neill threaten a wholesale massacre of enemy hopes over the American league pennant Scores Are Recorded At split their series at Pullman Friday and Saturday The Couerars Local Clubs base at Bradenton Fla today after breaking even in four games at Havana The Cards won the final won Friday 44-30 and dropped the trail this year nnai 50-45 OGDEN PROGRAM Give the big Indian chief a fair Rudv Maus former club cham tive from northern Utah in the blue ribbon event at Salt Lake City- "We hope to turn back South Rich this year and gain a post in the state tournament" said vCoach Mark Ballif today "Our club has advanced in style since the holidays and I'm confident that we will upset the South Rich aggregation I am well pleased with 'the attitude of myx players and with their showing in the northern league during the season just closed" Coach Ballif expects to start his regulars against South Rich The starting lineup will be as follows: Wimmer and -Thomas will open the gairfe at forwards and Ahlberg will get the nod at center Jud-kina and Bingham are slated for the guard posts Officials to handle the play off game will be named by Karl Hopkins regional representative Allen's Team Sets New Course Record i FAIRBANKS Alaska March (AP) Old time doe team drivers I share of the breaks together with IN NICE SCORES Armstrong Leads Field in game yesterday from the Almen-dares club 6-1 before a crowd of 10000 The feature of the Cards' Catcher Prank Pytlak and Outfield pion at the El Monte golf and country (tlub turned in the best score Sunday playing against spirited competition over the Ogden country METRIC SYSTEM Scheduled' Tennis Feature er Bruce Campbell at peak form because of insufficient entries and partly because Utah State has proved itself beyond argument the king of conference basketball Consequently Utah State got the designation vThe site and date of the playoff between Utah State and the district seven winner have not been decided The game may be played as late as March 28 Laramie Ogden Utah Lincoln Neb Kansas City and possibly Denver have been mentioned as possible sites Utah State defended Its title decisively with a whiplash passing game which cut Wyoming's defenses wide open The Utah Invaders won the series In the first two games 42 to 32 and 42 to 28 The champions sent in their substitutes in the third game Saturday night and Wyoming won 48 to 33 club course and he win lead his tribesmen in a great fight for the flag that hasn't victory was the pitching of Nelson Potter Houston rookie who hurled five Innings and gave up five hits Will Not Be Held Bill O'Brien Announces SU-Bird hventjKBecker In Splendid Form Maus bagged a 75 one over car in MAY BE BANNED iioated over the Indian tepees since 1920 Take them nwav snrt he'll and one run an early season warm up More than 75 players of the two city courses The Ogden appearance of the nro- Splendid scores were recorded at have a big job on his hands in his periormed during the day fessional tennis traveling circus was first lull year as successor to the CLEARWATER Fla March (UP) Oscar Eckhardt Pacific coast By ALAN GOULD cancelled today by Bill O'Brien Dro- silent unruffled Walter Johnson Associated Press Sports Editor Maus bagged a 38 on the first nine and came home with a 37 moter FrooaDiv no one man in the In league rookie has made an impression on Manager Casey Stengel of NEW YORK March fAP News of the cancellation was re dian camp means as much to Cleve the traps of the Ogden gun club Sunday at th first official program of the 1936 season Armstrong topped the field in the 50 bird event! by breaking 44 clays Frank Browning and Cooley tied for second with 43 Qn the short ninth he missed a birdie by the fraction of an inch on me intercollegiate farewell to in land success as Pytlak a moody JtsrooKiyn oy nis power at the plate He slammed many drives against the left field fence in vesterdav's door track meets conducted on the metric standard marked bv Man the first nine which would have ceived by Ralph Mitchell of the Ogden junior chamber of commerce The Ogden appearance had been little man weighing but 162 pounds If Pvtlak out of the lineun the last given him even rar for the dav hattan's third straight I A A A workout The only absent Dodgers half of the 1935 season when jthe Bill Ludden club champion turn scheduled for late this month team cnampionship conquest fore are the two holdouts Joe Stripp and ed tne 18 holes in 76 Bill was in Indians wound up third can come Bill Tilden considered the area test casts tne eno) or another noble ath van Mungo each i Alf Christensen went straight in shooting at 25 birds Becker led i the fiM in mid-season form Harry Yeager card back alter his Illness with his old Annual Bowling Meet tennis player of all time headed thp letic experiment time speed and ability to directs the It was learned authoritativelv to last of performers previously booked ed a 77 Thatcher and Warner Ar WEST PALM BEACH Fla powerful pitching staff O'Neill's the handicap 'and doubles and broke day that the Amateur Athletic Tin to snow oerore Ogden fans and race officials agreed today that Johnny Allen's nine dog team winner of the 90 mile Fairbanks Derby and a $1000 purse established a new Alaska record in the first 30-rile heat 1 March (UP)--Lyn Lary OUie Due to unforeseen circumstances out oi 70 singles i Scores: Bejma and Imnr Burns were due Diggest prooiem will be solved Campbell however is cer ion last American stronghold of the metric system probably will discard thur bagged 78s A Petty carded a 79 and Thompson had a pair of 40s Opens at Indianapolis INDIANAPOLIS March 9 (AP) A month of preparation gives we are forced to cancel Ocden pro in the St Louis Browns' camn to SINGLES 75 TARGETS tain to make a comeback after his it at the conclusion of the current n81f Hhnt A gram" said the wire to Mitchell day bringing the squad to 43 play Other players at the country club near fatal illness of spinal meningi Backer J75 Olympic year Broke 71 57 Tennis fans of Oeden and other ers Infielder Burnett reported Highffeld 75 The overwhelming colleeiate sen yesterday Rain prevented yes His average speed for the distance was 1426 miles an hour against Leonard Seppala's recog-rized mark of 1423 miles an hour who turned in fine early season were: Andrews Hammond Gene Griffin Harrv tis last season Apparently in top form the iron man Scot has been hitting the ball even harder than parts of the state had been looking forward to this special urogram m' 50 TARGETS timent for a return to the old stan terdays practice game place to a month of activity tonight atseven-thirty when the first squad of five men team takes the dards of measurement with the one Mitchell stated today Todd Pence Nantker he did last season when he left the Armstrong 50 Frank Brovvninar 7 We had honed to e-ive nrrten or nundred yard dash and the mile taking the place of the 100 and 1500 Hains Martin Frank established in a 26 14 mile run at Nome many years ago After winninz the first two hunts SAN ANTONIO Tex March (UP) Paul Waner veteran Pittsburgh outfielder has signed his con this region something different in Cooley i 50 Browning jp 50 alleys in the S6th annual American bowling congress The last ball will Stevens Wherrv game with a 325 batting average With Campbell roving the outfield with Earl Averill and Joe Vosmlk meters as classic fixtures is certain sports" said Mr Mitchell bank Carver and Jack esmitn 50 Jim DeVlrie I i in roil down the alleys the night of to be reflected in the next A A easily the Ruby Alaska musher tract He arrived yesterday leaving only Llovd Waner who is re son the Indians should have plenty of Hugh Ford I 50 convention AprU 14 One tvoe of three-derk mnfnr hue Erriie Schneiter crofessihnni nt Headinsr the oDenine nieht's list 28 TARGETS The movement which brought covering from pneumonia absent speed and power Addition of Johnnv Allen from in Rome provides a smokinc com- the El Monte course renorhs thnt came near disaster in the final run yesterday when Rip the lead dog stumbled in a hole injured a shoulder and rode the last 22 miles about the shift to international met partment and special accommoda more I than 30 nlavers were rmt at Tne younger waner is at Harran Okla and may not report for two New York and Georee Blaehnlder of bowlers is Indiana's No 1 -booster bowlerH Governor Paul McNutt who will formally ODen Alf Chriatenson 25 Hal Armstrong I 25 ric standards orieinallv was snon Broke 44 71 43 41 41 39 21 Broke 25 16 Broke 21 20 15 Broke 24 21 19 tions ror dogs It carries 88 per the Municipal course Schneiter from Philadelphia will give O'Neill weeks sored by eastern college leaders It sons turned the course two over par 23 YARDS I Rhrtt At the convention when he is called to a wen rounded briliant pitching staff Under his present plans MIAMI Fla Karch acnievea its goal following the 1932 Olympics "tmt has been losing favor ever since Becker 9 the line with four members of his Alf Christenson 9K executive staff officially entered u'JNem wui carry nine pitchers probably Allen Lloyd Brown Mel Cooley i i2S The pitching of Paul Derringer and Leroy Herrmann who held the Ath vu nic situ I Allen's total time for 90 miles iwas six hours 39 minutes and 11 i seconds i Second place went to Harold Voods of Rampart for total time of six hours 54 minutes and 17 seconds i It Is a coincidence that Manhat as "state house executive letics to two hits yesterday gave DOUBLES 13 PAIRS Shot At tan college has captured all the I ttaraer ura Hidebrand Willis Hud' lin Thornton Lee Ralph Winegar-ner Blaeholder and Clint Brown Today's Sport Parade By HENRY McLEMORE United Press Staff Correspondent A A A A indor meets conduct The tournament lareest in the Becker 26 Alf Christenson 2 Manager Chuck Dressen of Cincinnati something to cheer about today The Reds won the 7-innings ed on the metric basis The Jasrvr history of the ABC will brine 15- All are right handed except Lee and Cooley if 26 coached by Pete Waters rolled up 000 bowlers from 391 cities 29 20 Gaure i game 8 to giving them a clean Jb points in five events Saturdav Gaugt I ijioya crown O'Neill's infield seems set with Hal Trosky at first Bill Knicker states Canada and the territory of Hawaii to the coliseum and cow sweep of the 3-game seriesi Lew at Madison Square Garden Kiggs arove in live runs witn a dou- Yale and Harvard furnished the DAYTONA BEACH Fla March 9 -make In ti irn- that fact Tti Vr barn at the state fair erounds bocker at shortstoD Odell (Bad me and homer I MUW 41V VVO (UP)-r-This is beine necked out on Imake it He'iB nut nn an only scoring threats finishing sec transformed for this month into a Feminine Players To News) Hale at third and either Louis UUU i ond ana tnira in tne nnai standing a typewriter as I sit in the trrand great bowling amphitheatre WINTER HAVEN Fla March witn 18 and 17 points Dart Meet In Title Tilt j- Germany's Action May Hamper Olympic Meet PARIS March 9 (AP) The 1 athletic world wondered today whether Germany's denunciation of the Locarno treaty eventually would jaffect the Olympic games after such a possibility had been broached bv stand on the south curve of the first Daytona beach and road race The mouth was fourth with 12 Dointx down the smooth sand But let me tell ybu what I saw When he came in "Dbc" went Into a broadside skid His cir pointed straight at me up Berger or Roy Hughes at second "I see they are picking us to finish fourth" said O'Neill "That's okay with us but I've a hunch 9 Third Baseman Johnny Vergez will be unable to work out Harvard Milton Green was hisrh Palmberg Sets New south curve is the one the boys whip into as they come off the naved mad scorer winning the 50 meters hi ch with tne Phillies for a few days because of a twisted ankle He NEW YORK March B-fml in tne stands instead of toward the of the backstretch and head Into the hurdles and finishing second to Stanley Johnson of in the ocean! He yanked it over and as received the iniurv in vesterdav's Basketball Record mile-and-a-half beach Mrs John Van Ryn I Philadelphia and Miss Norma Taubele New York seeded No 11 and 2 respectively practice game which was won by ne aiq ne nit a bump The whole broad Jump Emile Dubiel Crimson The race hasn't started vet car went up in the air and leaned Ethan Alien's team from Hickey chose the south turn because several SEATTLE March 1 8 (AP) A poie vauiter tied with the latest Yale star Bill Harding for first Halsin's 8-3 Leo Norris rookie over sideways The kid at my side a French official meet tonight at the Seventh regiment for the i national women's indoor tennis championship of the drivers told me that it was shortstop from Minneapolis yeuea "He's goto' over" pace at 13 feet 'three Inches i uuuauicu uuiLiai sain hmnpa new scoring mark was on the northern division Pacific Coast ennfpr- the worst damn curve thev ever starred with two hits three runs "undoubtedly vill refuse to send a The men's final between Gregory The car landed on two wheels and spun crazily It bounced: it batted ip and nine chances in the field without an error ence basketball record books today Wally Palmberg Oregon State col saw and that somebody was bound to turn over in the middle of it It's an awful looking thing this south curve Nothlne more than a ss-frv we re going to fool 'em this year Give us an even shake in the breaks and we'll be up there all the way" -V Distance Aces Will Meet On the Coast SAN FRANCISCO March 9 Long distance running stars from opposite sides of the continent natch strides and stamina here tonight In a 5000 meter race bringing together Joe McCluskey 'of the New York Athletic club and Nor Basketball Slated Mangin Newark defending champion and Leonard Hartman New York seeded No 6 will be ieam io tserun and Great Britain Italy and Belgium probably will follow isuit" The official pointed out that if sanctions were imrvsAi bouncfed again Inside I saw "Doc" his aitms twisting back and forth lege's basket bombing forward wind Then he cauarht the soft sand at th ing up the season with 187 points cut through the dunes that bulwark To Cause Arguments would probably extend to participa- sot torn of the turn and it slowed This was 11 points higher than tne beach If you were driving some him down He whammed It into he former record of 176 set bv Bob played tomorrow night Don Budge Wins In PENSACOLA -Fla March (UPjr-Behind the pitching of Carl Hubbell and Hal Schumacher the New York Giants second team $eat the regulars yesterday 4-2 Harry Danning's triple decided the game A crowd of 4500 attended where and came to a road as bad as it is you'd sliD into low pear nd second and was through BERLIN March (UPWKnnr- by Galer of Washington in 1934 ball" as basketball Is known In Palmberg shot 66 field coals and Nowl cars are coming through pray you'd get through It's full nun in uie joerun games Although the French stand was expected to hinge on' developments of the next weeks the French Olympic committee was said to be planninga conference i Pasadena Net Tilt 55 free throws giving him top rating In each department noies not little holes but big deep Germany threatens to be the storm center of the summer Olympic games The snort will be introduced every 15 seconds or so Already one driver has caught the fancy of the crowd He's Tommy Elmore a 20- ones iwo ana uireeieet deep Sitting next to me Is a boy of 12 in the Olympics for the first time PASADENA: Calif March year-oider from Jacksonville The or 13 and he Just asked me if ana seems destined to emerge as an man Bright Sunnyvale Calif high schoolteacher As two outstanding Olympic team candidates their meeting may provide an early size-un as to America's (AP) Don Budge the lanky Oakland star his backhand deadly usiv ducKllnsr because of rnntrnwr thought anyone would get killed in WRIGHT'S sies over rules Interpretation me race ST PETERSBURG Fla March Manager Joe McCarthy plans to give Joe Dimaggio highly touted San Francisco rookie a trial in center field during the exhibition season 1 If Dimaggio comes tip to expectations Ben Chapman now a holdout may be shifted to left field when he xeports trounced JacK Tidball former national colleeiate titlist 6-2 6-2 to Fritz Hassler general secretary of 'I hope somebody crets killed" he strength at this distance when the crowd! likes him because he comes into the sand wide open His car spins and bounces and slides and threatens to turn over any second Wonder how long hell last? A Wild BUI Cummings Just came through ln a yellow lob and the win the Huntington Invitational said "I've got six-bits bet that 'Economy' Shoo DasKetoau ana nandball for the "Pveichbund Fuer Leibesuebuncen" Dig international competition gets going In Berlin next summer The grind around a- sharnlv- tournament tennis title yesterday Budee teamed with Gene Mako someone will and I don't wanna lose A foresees the first rumblinM nf John Henry Lewis To Battle McAvoy Friday i POMPTON LAKES NJ Afarch 9 (UP) John Henry Lewis California negro continued preparation today for the defense of his light-heavyweight title against Jock McAvoy of England in Madison Square Garden Friday' night After whipping Eddie Simms Cleveland In a trouble when the-representatives of 0 OQ The race has started and A curved wooden oval which measures 13 laps to the mile will headline of Glendale defeated Bobby Riggs and Larry Nelson Los Angeles in the doubles final 6-3 1-6 6-3 tune-UD DOUt at SL Lrmi VrAstv national basketball committees meet in Berlin March 20 to 22 This crmm crowd ells The people are for him becaush they know he wont1 stop for anything backstretch I see a car coming to the curve It's a Ford and It' imlnir KtHU agr the concluding meet of the local in- night Lewis flew here and worked will definitely decide what codes of out Sunday After the session he aoor iracic and field season like the devil He's in front of the Tne turn is a hoar wallow now Tt rules will govern the summer mm weighed 177- pounds Jack Black- curve now Now he's In 1L As I by an inch a dozen times and his petition among 23 nations iuck isnt going to noid ot write this I'm looking up to see what he's doing He's bumrjinc and skid Durn Joe Louis' trainer has charge of conditioning Lewis not a road Just a mess of holes that a hors would have trouble getting through A driver la stuck at the bottom A William Jones of Rome has formulated a set of rules whirh WeH find out later if I'm right (Copyright 1938 by United Press) ding Now he's in the soft sand nt the bottom of it and straightening of the turn He's right in the middle Hassler believes will be adopted Jones rules provide that only seven men can represent each country and a substitute Can enter the game only once unless one of the regulars is injured or removed on ac The boy has lust veiled "sissvi or ana is out digging away the sand ith a shovel He's crazy to Stand there for the other drivers Take off your brakes you bum!" STEVART WARMER CAR RADIOS QUICK LUIJGIl Heal Home Cooked Mere come three cars in at the are missing him by inches as they bounce) and slide and spin through For Men same time I'm afraid to look up and I'm afraid not to They are through all rieht but 1nst us thev me sana And 'Bovs fa count ox lour personal fouls Other provisions of the Jones code make the game far less rough than that played in the United States and the It's middle afternoon now and A finefv miLd turdv KhoA nf i ri wm (S (5) (SOS i hit the smooth beach a little road all solid leather for thrifty with the race half over half the cars are out Broken snrinzs burned enure coae tends to slow up and Draught Bottles men and boys! In clack brown or leath- ana it must be running makes a dead left hand turn Into the curve As It Whins Into the sand out bearings shot clutches blown arag out the game The United States Is not exnect Cigarets Tobacco Candy gasKets The Elmore vounirster the er nee is a super-vaiue every day of the week! Come In and make your selection 1 A I ed to be represented at the rules I see a white handkerchief fluttering crowd has started calling him "No Brains Elmore" because of the way he is leading Good rool Tables 333 25th Street irom me windshield upright Ten minutes ago I helped "Doc" Mac-Kenzie tie that handkerchief on meeting Hassler will be thankful if the United States stays away because he says he expects enough trouble at the conference without WEIGHT'S My guess is not onlv that he won't Auto Supply Service Stores Washington at 23rd Ph 964 win but that he won't finish Hell He's a friend of mine A swell gent Afraid of nothlrig But he can't America adding to the furore crack-up He's missed turning over.

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